Sso.rmp.gov.my Ap Ap Search.aspx Info

1. What is sso.rmp.gov.my?

• Domain: rmp.gov.my belongs to the Royal Malaysia Police (Polis Diraja Malaysia – PDRM).
• SSO Subdomain: sso. stands for Single Sign-On. This is the centralized authentication gateway for various police online services.

3. Can’t Log In – "Katalaluan Salah" (Wrong Password)

• Fix: Use the "Lupa Katalaluan?" (Forgot Password) link. A reset link will be sent to your registered email.

3. Common Issues & Troubleshooting

• "Page Cannot Be Displayed" / Error:

  • Government portals often require Internet Explorer or specific compatibility settings in older systems, though most newer portals work on Chrome.
  • Try clearing your browser cache.
  • The portal may be undergoing maintenance (usually late at night).

• "Incorrect Captcha":

  • Refresh the Captcha image if the numbers are unclear.
  • Ensure you type exactly what you see (case-sensitive).

• Data Not Found:

  • Double-check the IC number for typos.
  • If the person has just registered, there may be a delay before the data appears in the public search system.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Using the URL (General Flow)

Note: If the direct link does not work, you may need to navigate through the main portal.

Step 1: Access the SSO Login Page

• Go to https://sso.rmp.gov.my
• You will see a login page requiring:
  • Username (usually your MyKad number without hyphens)
  • Password (set during your first SSO registration)

Step 2: Register for an Account (First-time users)

• Click "Daftar" (Register).
• You will need your MyKad number, mobile number, and email.
• An OTP (TAC) will be sent to your registered mobile.
• Create a strong password.

Step 3: Locate the Search Module

• After login, you will see a dashboard of available applications.
• Look for an icon or menu labeled:
  • "Semakan Laporan Polis" (Police Report Inquiry)
  • "Carian Aduan" (Complaint Search)
  • "Status Siasatan" (Investigation Status)
• In many versions of the portal, this is exactly the ap ap search.aspx page.

Step 4: Perform the Search

• On the search.aspx page, you will typically see form fields such as:
  1. No. Laporan Polis (Police Report Number – format example: JB/002123/2023)
  2. No. Kad Pengenalan (IC number of complainant)
  3. Tarikh Kejadian (Date of incident – optional)
• Enter the required data.
• Complete the CAPTCHA (if present).
• Click "Cari" (Search) or "Semak" (Check).

Step 5: Interpret the Results

• Found: The system will display the report summary, current status, and the investigating officer’s details and contact number.
• Not Found: This could mean the report number is incorrect, the report is too new (system delay of 24–48 hours), or the report is restricted.